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Originally Posted by Rodger Knox
OK, if a Snark is good enough for tuning, why isn't it good enough for setting intonation? If the tuning is a little off, having the intonation correct doesn't help much. I'm not sure I believe that, but it seems to me to be a valid point.
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Rodger, it's not good enough for me for tuning. I can still hear strings that are off when using a Snark. Since I play mostly alone in a quiet room I want it to be as precise as it can be and that is accomplished by either one of my two Petersons, a clip-on model or a Strobo-Stomp.
Perhaps if I were in a band situation I'd consider the Snark. So far, when playing with other instruments, even amplified, the Strobo-Stomp has been perfectly easy to use.